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| | | HOPEFULMONSTERCornelia ParkerEssays by Iwona Blazwick and Ewa Lajer-Burcharth.
Through her sculptures and installations, British artist Cornelia Parker explores the metaphysical dimensions of objects, with both a serious eye toward probing issues of intellectual perplexity, and also humorously suggesting approaches to phenomena such as gravity and ideas about the meaning of objects. By representing things in a state of transition, from solid to volatile, from unit to fragment, from static to movement, she shows how every inanimate object has its own existence: a past, present, and potential that goes beyond its physical appearance at any given moment. This book features new, never-before-published work that has recently been exhibited in Torino, Italy.
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USD $25.00 | CAD $34.5Pub Date: 1/22/2019
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FORMAT: Paperback, 8.25 x 11 in. / 112 pgs / 90 color
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| Cornelia Parker Published by Hopefulmonster.
Essays by Iwona Blazwick and Ewa Lajer-Burcharth. Through her sculptures and installations, British artist Cornelia Parker explores the metaphysical dimensions of objects, with both a serious eye toward probing issues of intellectual perplexity, and also humorously suggesting approaches to phenomena such as gravity and ideas about the meaning of objects. By representing things in a state of transition, from solid to volatile, from unit to fragment, from static to movement, she shows how every inanimate object has its own existence: a past, present, and potential that goes beyond its physical appearance at any given moment. This book features new, never-before-published work that has recently been exhibited in Torino, Italy.
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